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Kailyn Martino, MM is a soprano and music educator on the voice faculty at Parlando School of Musical Arts, where she also serves as the Off-Site Lesson Coordinator. In her dual role, she teaches musical theater, classical, pop, and jazz genres while overseeing Parlando’s off-site educational programs. Kailyn is a 500-hour Registered Yoga Teacher and thoughtfully incorporates yoga and mindfulness concepts into her vocal pedagogy.
Kailyn’s extensive teaching background includes serving as a Graduate Part-Time Instructor of Voice at CU Boulder, where she taught private lessons, group classes, and assisted with courses in Songwriting and the History of Rock and Roll. Previously, she taught at the Aurora School of Music in Ohio, managing a large studio, leading a contemporary choral ensemble, and founding a youth musical theater scenes program. Her students have achieved exceptional success, earning acceptances and awards from prestigious institutions including the Chicago College of Performing Arts, Baldwin Wallace Conservatory, CU Boulder, and Colorado All-State Choir.
An accomplished performer with a passion for new music, praised as "sensational" by composer Tom Cipullo, Kailyn’s operatic and theatrical credits include roles in Gianni Schicchi, Les Misérables, Falstaff, and the Midwest premiere of Cipullo’s Glory Denied. She has performed with the Boulder Opera Company, Art Song Colorado, Longmont Symphony Orchestra, and Cleveland Opera Theater, and her diverse experience extends to Shakespearean theater and audiobook voiceover work. Kailyn holds a Master of Music in Voice Performance and Pedagogy from CU Boulder and a Bachelor of Music from Baldwin Wallace Conservatory. She has also completed post-graduate coursework in the pedagogy of contemporary commercial music through Shenandoah Conservatory’s CCM Vocal Pedagogy Intensive. She lives in Westminster with her husband, daughter, and their one-eyed Black Lab, Piper.
Kailyn Martino, MM is a soprano and music educator on the voice faculty at Parlando School of Musical Arts, where she also serves as the Off-Site Lesson Coordinator. In her dual role, she teaches musical theater, classical, pop, and jazz genres while overseeing Parlando’s off-site educational programs. Kailyn is a 500-hour Registered Yoga Teacher and thoughtfully incorporates yoga and mindfulness concepts into her vocal pedagogy.
Kailyn’s extensive teaching background includes serving as a Graduate Part-Time Instructor of Voice at CU Boulder, where she taught private lessons, group classes, and assisted with courses in Songwriting and the History of Rock and Roll. Previously, she taught at the Aurora School of Music in Ohio, managing a large studio, leading a contemporary choral ensemble, and founding a youth musical theater scenes program. Her students have achieved exceptional success, earning acceptances and awards from prestigious institutions including the Chicago College of Performing Arts, Baldwin Wallace Conservatory, CU Boulder, and Colorado All-State Choir.
An accomplished performer with a passion for new music, praised as "sensational" by composer Tom Cipullo, Kailyn’s operatic and theatrical credits include roles in Gianni Schicchi, Les Misérables, Falstaff, and the Midwest premiere of Cipullo’s Glory Denied. She has performed with the Boulder Opera Company, Art Song Colorado, Longmont Symphony Orchestra, and Cleveland Opera Theater, and her diverse experience extends to Shakespearean theater and audiobook voiceover work. Kailyn holds a Master of Music in Voice Performance and Pedagogy from CU Boulder and a Bachelor of Music from Baldwin Wallace Conservatory. She has also completed post-graduate coursework in the pedagogy of contemporary commercial music through Shenandoah Conservatory’s CCM Vocal Pedagogy Intensive. She lives in Westminster with her husband, daughter, and their one-eyed Black Lab, Piper.